The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-11-26

night and yesterday.
I'D. Cowger, of whom we had LOST
all track for year, is in Austin.
Leave yeur or 1ers with Sol Hip.
Goods not in stock will be sent for. =
The new Postoffice room being built
of Sol Hips store, is nearly complet-
ed. 1t will be rOomy and convenient.
Is. Scott, of Osceola, has taken
the sub-contract for the Taylor and
Frisco mail, and it now comes in OH
time.
Joe Crosse, who lives down at the
ARGUS mill, drew $500 in the last
drawing of the Louisiana Lottery.
Better be born lucky than rich, Joe.
Mrs. w. B. Graham has just got in
n large invoice of ladies aud children
winter goods. Go aud examine them
and You will see her prices are as low
as you can get anywhere.
big Sim" lie back from Elko, where
be and Morris Lyons safely deposited
Karnahan and Owens in jail.
Our regular Sunday funeral was de-
nved this week to Thursday, but it
came within the week-all the same.
Ell. Robertson, of Patterson, was
in town several days this week. He
reports the mining prospects in that
camp as fairly encouraging.
Sheriff Humphrey has gone out to
Spring Valley to raise the attachment
On SIMPSONS sheep, he having given
the requisite indemnity bond.
Sol Hip says wait for his display in
few days of holiday goods.
The funeral of Alessio Sinonetti
last Thursday afternoon was largely
attended. the Argus mine shutting
down half day in respeA to the
memory Of the deceased.
A grand Thanksgiving ball was
given in Cherry Creek Thursday even
inp. which was attended by the peo-
ple living within radius of 80 miles.
w. w. Robins. II printer, who work
ed ON the Reflex here little over two
tears ngo, died at Green River, Wy
aming, last week.
DIR. Hagar is doing finely in San
Francisco and expects tn dine with his
friends in Eureka an Christmas Day.
IN SAYS the Sentinel.
Eureka Sentinel: DR.. James Will
lams was al,le H. he out on the street
with the mid nf eru,ches lrSt Wtdnrs-
day. for the first time since his acci-
dent.
Sol Hip has full supply of gents i,
ladies' ann childrrn's ovcrshocs, rub
Der boots for gents, ladies and misses
Thanksgiving passed very quietly
in Taylor, M public demonstration
entering into the festivities. At tie
restaurants and ON the family boards
the national fowl was served and social
good cheer prevailed.
Our local merchants. Sol Hip and
Dave Felsenilial, received heavy stocks
of goods this week. They keep every
thing. Two better houses are not To
I've found in any mining camp in Ne
vada.
The sick-ihose who have not died
are all getting better. Fred Clark,
though quite feeble, is able to get out.
Russ Allen is getting along nicely;
Harry Brown, who was very low and
not expected to live, is recovering
slowly.
A very pleasant gathering of invited
. guests assembled at their residence In
North Taylor Monday evening to cell
citrate the marriage of Mr.. NJ. jarvis
aud Mrs. Carrie Stackle. The couple
treated their guests royalty, and those
who were present tell us it was one of
the most pleasant weddings they ever
attended.
Stealing turkeys around Thanksgiv-
ing, Christmas and New Years has
got to he nuisance in Taylor that
should be abated. One lady has had
her turkeys stolen on three successive
occasions. Nor does lock and key
seem to be a safeguard against these
midnight providers. "Joking is jok-
ing" but It is being carried too far
]. F. Cupid and w. G. Lyons are in
Southern California, close down to the
Arizona border. Mr.. Cupid is inter-
ested in some gold mining property
there, and he and Mr.. Lyons are MAX
in0 a foet of M TONS of ORC IN deter